Media
Rivard Report Leaves Rand Building, Moves to St. Paul Square
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The staff of the nonprofit news website has outgrown its Rand Building offices in San Antonio’s Houston Street tech corridor.
Arts & Culture
A Guide to Celebrating the Fourth of July in San Antonio
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If you’re not celebrating with a home-style picnic or barbecue, check out the numerous festivities happening all over the city.
Media
Rivard Report Names New Managing Editor from Expressnews.com
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Graham Watson-Ringo has been named managing editor of the Rivard Report, where she will lead the growing editorial team at the nonprofit news organization.
Media
La Prensa de San Antonio Closes its Doors After 29 Years
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After years of staff and budget cuts, La Prensa de San Antonio is shutting down.
2018 primary runoff
Allison Takes GOP Runoff in District 121; Elizondo Wins Commissioners Court Contest
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The results came as Bexar County residents went to the polls to decide runoffs for local, state, and federal races.
media
Rivard Report Photographer Recognized in Photojournalism Contest
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The Rivard Report’s staff photographer, Bonnie Arbittier, has won third place in the Institute for Nonprofit News Impact Prizes.
Gov & Politics
Politicians, Activists Join San Antonio’s Community of Marchers on MLK Jr. Day
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Tens of thousands of people marched on San Antonio’s Eastside on Monday, paying homage to the late Martin Luther King Jr. half a century after his fatal shooting.
Business & Tech
The Rivard Report List of What’s In and Out for 2018
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To reflect on all the comings and goings, the Rivard Report compiled a highly subjective list of what’s in the rearview mirror as we leave 2017 behind.
Gov & Politics
2017 in Quotes – A Rivard Report Sampler
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By many measures and in every slice of life, 2017 was an eventful year for San Antonio, Texas, and the United States.
Uncategorized
300 Reasons to Read the Rivard Report
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“Happy to give, I enjoy reading and learning about all things new in our beloved city.”